Notwithstanding these efforts, no published hypothesis of phylogenetic relationships across characiforms based on an in-depth sampling of their morphological diversity is available.
As fine roots are an important component of the below ground biomass [7,15,40] and fine root volumes were not accurately assessed using the methods described in section 2.4, an in-depth sampling of fine root biomass was carried out to coincide with the destructive harvest during the second rotation in July 2013 at both field sites.
In depth sampling of both I. elegans and I. graellsii was carried out in the sympatric region in Spain; in the north-western corner, the central parts and along the east coast.
Silene was targeted for this in-depth sampling of species-level mitochondrial divergence because of a priori knowledge of the rate acceleration in S. noctiflora.
Future studies based on in-depth sampling of CRISPR spacers and corresponding viruses will determine the temporal and spatial scales important for virus host evolution, and will result in more comprehensive models for virus host dynamics.
These include describing the diagnostic or measurement device of interest, specifying the rater population, and providing an in-depth description of the sampling methods and sample size for both the subject and rater populations.
In an in-depth study with a small sample of recent adult and adolescent mothers (Gross 2007, unpublished data), adolescent women were found to visit the ANC clinic later and less frequently than adult women.
This entailed an in-depth metallographic examination of samples, selectively cut out from the tank walls and fractured weldments, supplemented by characterization of hardness, tensile, ductility and toughness properties.
Since the actual composition of the plasma-induced functional groups has still not been completely resolved, we performed an in-depth characterization of the treated samples by X-ray photoelectron (XPS) and Raman spectroscopy as well as electron spin resonance measurements.
This is a qualitative study, with an in-depth analysis of a smaller sample than would be usual for epidemiological studies, but which spans three locations and diverse social groups.
